EDUCATION Education under the colonial rule was a design to legitimize colonial domination, in a way to justify the colonial rule and to take advantage of their economic needs. the western thought and education brought cultural transformation in India. The education policy of british was to control the masses instead of developing them. INDIGENEOUS EDUCATION…
Everyone knows Netaji’s ideologies differed from Mahatma Gandhi’s approach to oust the British rule in India. But do you know Gandhiji once called Netaji “ patriot of patriots”. They did have some differences in their approach, but their mission was the same. Netaji was a soldier, while Gandhiji was a spokesperson. However some experts say…
Ancient Knowledge is far more advanced than today’s modern science as it consist of Spiritual realm also. Human body is a great gift by God. It is the door to salvation for the Souls(atma). Even Devtas(angel) and Gandharv(spirit) Dreams of Human Body. As Human Body is given by the grace of God it’s Just we…
India was called the golden bird. You know why? since we topped in knowledge we had books, texts, vedas for everything, from medicine to stars and cure for number of disease but what happened now why we lack in fields of education even though we had Nalanda University where number of travellers came just to…
The purna swaraj declaration or declaration of the independence of India was propagated by the Indian National Congress on 26th January 1930, settling the congress and Indian nationalists to protest for complete independence or self-rule from the British rule. Honorable pandit Jawaharlal Nehru hoisted the Indian national flag on 31st December 1929 on the embankment…
INTRODUCTION The Swadeshi movement was a pivotal milestone in India’s freedom struggle. It began as a protest opposing Bengal’s division in 1905. Bengal was Colonial India’s largest populated region at the time. It encompassed not just the west and east sections of the state, and also Bihar, Assam, and the majority of Orissa. In terms of…
Despite the strained relations and basic differences between Muslims and Hindus in India, the healthy spirit of mutual tolerance and co-existence found its presence in the country. This culminated in the rise of different sects of society that aimed at bringing together the members of both the religions and form peace amongst them. This attempts…
Alauddin Khilji was an emperor of the Khilji dynasty who ruled the Delhi Sultanate in the Indian Sub-continent. He came into power after killing his uncle Jalaluddin Khilji in 1296. Polity and the economy of the Indian Sub-continent changed after the emergence of the Delhi Sultanates. Alauddin Khilji is known for the introduction of his…
The Supreme Court of India, which is located on Tilak Marg in New Delhi, was established on January 26, 1950. The Supreme Court of India was housed at the Parliament House until it was relocated to its current location. It has a large colonnaded veranda and a 27.6-metre-high dome. You’ll need a visitor’s pass from…
BRIEF HISTORY OF LAW IN INDIA Law in India has developed from strict solution to the current protected and overall set of laws we have today, navigating through mainstream general sets of laws and the custom-based law. India has a recorded legitimate history beginning from the Vedic ages and some kind of common law framework…
